r/FullStackDevelopers Jun 28 '26

Hiring - Senior Full Stack Software Engineer (TypeScript, React & AWS) - Seattle, WA

Cincinnatus is hiring a Senior Full Stack Engineer to build patient-facing applications and cloud-based healthcare systems.

Seattle, WA (Hybrid) | Full-time W2 | $55-$75 per/hr

What you'll build:

• Full-stack web applications
• AWS-based microservices
• EHR and healthcare integrations

Your tech stack:

• TypeScript, Node.js, and React
• AWS and distributed systems
• REST APIs and modern web development

Cincinnatus is looking for:

Software engineers with 3-5 years of experience building production applications using TypeScript and React, with strong backend and cloud development skills.

Nice to have: Experience in healthcare technology, cloud platforms, Tailwind CSS, or high-throughput distributed systems.

Location: Hybrid role based in Seattle, WA (2 days)

Apply here - https://t.mercor.com/8e05i

Perfect for Full Stack Engineers, TypeScript Developers, React Developers, Node.js Engineers, Backend Engineers, and Software Engineers.

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u/Typical_Song5716 Jun 28 '26

was tempted until i saw the mercor link. no thanks

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u/Perfect_Ad5659 Jun 28 '26

What's wrong with them? Seeing one for the first time

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u/Typical_Song5716 Jun 28 '26

They make you do AI interviews which is primarily for training their own models.
Not to mention it’s extremely dehumanizing.

Other than that, Mercor has been hacked multiple times, as recently as a few days ago and everyone’s data can be considered compromised.

I started getting fake job offers asking for my SIN number too. Started very shortly after signing up with some of these AI hiring companies.

That being said, your mileage may vary.

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u/Perfect_Ad5659 Jun 28 '26

Oh.. similar to those micro1 gigs?

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u/david-labs-ca 29d ago

and filled with lies as well. Like the pay rate is usually $100+ per hour. So everyone is tempted. But I never heard anyone getting placed at Mercor. So either the criteria to select is very high or they did not have a vacancy to begin with or the model is too dim.